[OFFICIAL] San Andreas Police Department - To serve and protect!

[Stivi]

4/7..

[Fuzzy]

4/7..

What do you expect on Argonath 

[taseen11]

4/7..

4/11 you mean
#maths

[Stivi]

4/11 you mean
#maths

Sure. It's not like I'm showing the hostages rescued/killed. It's rescued/all.

[Luke]

[Dean.]

San Andreas Police Department

Detective Bureau

Special Weapons And Tactics

[SAPD Public Affairs]

PRESS RELEASE
08/02/2016

                              
     MUGSHOT OF CARTER GREY       ARRESTING OFFICER TERRANCE GIBSON

February 8th, 2016, approximately 17:00 CET, a man had kidnapped a group of men and shot one of them. This was discovered when Senior Officer Terrance Gibson of the San Andreas Police Department had received an anonymous call on his personal smartphone. Senior Officer Gibson states that, "the caller seemed very scared and nervous, so I wanted to help out". In the phone call, Senior Officer Gibson was informed of the situation, as well as an slightly accurate location of this issue, which was at a house right next to Mulholland Intersection.



Upon arrival, units were called by Gibson himself, where the unit had also called for an ambulance. On first arrival, Senior Officer Gibson and Sergeant-in-Training Julian Kolta had knocked on the door, attempting to ask around for information. However, a man soon identified as Carter Grey answered to the door and said to "come in". As the officers stepped in, the officers had seen a blood trail as well as a chaotic situation where people were panicking. Senior Officer Gibson states that the situation was very difficult to control at first, however the teamwork of arriving units managed to solve the issue.



Once everyone was calmed down, officers began frisking the people who were initially there one by one. Everyone was cleared therefore was let free and were decided as victims, and the only person left who was not frisked was the man shot. A medic was tending to that victim, meanwhile other officers were searching the entire residency. Soon enough, Sergeant-in-Training Julian Kolta had found a pistol behind a microwave in the kitchen. SAPD Lieutenant Taseen Chowdhury who was also on scene had ran the fingerprints on the pistol, which determined ownership to a Carter Grey.



Carter Grey was identified earlier in the frisking, however walked out of the house in plain sight. A Be-On-Look-Out was issued to find the man, and was soon seen just west of Los Santos City Hall. A felony stopped was conducted, where the suspect was compliant. He was taken in by the SAPD, and questioned in the Los Santos Police Department.



A witness who will remain unnamed had identified Carter Grey as the perpetrator, who was also called a "monster" by the witness. After having all the pieces of evidence of a shot man, a gun with fingerprints of the suspect, and a witness to confirm the crimes, Carter Grey was arrested and sent to jail.



The man shot unfortunately was confirmed deceased five days later. The Emergency Medical Services had performed intensive care and a brain function test, where no response came in the test.

Carter Grey is currently serving a life sentence in Mordor State Prison, for kidnapping, assault, and murder.

A statement taken from Critical Care Paramedic, Steven Kolta, attending medic.

At the scene, the situation was extremely tense. Particuluarly while the police were trying to establish a crime scene and find out what happened. The injured man sustained a significant injuries. The patient was put into a medically induced coma to take over the mans breathing so his brain has a chance to settle down. Unfortunately, it was discovered the man had significant internal bleeding from such a horrific attack. At this stage, the only way to keep the man alive long enough to make it to the hospital was to make a small incision to insert a chest drain.

Whilst the patient was still being assessed, it was discovered he had a major head injury which resulted in emergency mini operation to release the pressure build up from inside his brain. It is shocking how such a violent attack was carried out and ended up with this man not surviving from his injuries, despite all the best medical intervention to keep him stable. I personally would love to see justice carried out upon the small minded individual who carried out this frenzid attack.

A statement taken from Senior Officer Gibson, arresting officer.

I couldn't have done it without my fellow officers. It's unfortunate that one of those victims had been killed, but we're lucky that the other victims survived. It was very brave of the deceased man to try and contact someone outside of the situation. I'm just glad that the number he called was mine.

Courtesy of Terrance Gibson for the article (@DinoKid23)   

[SAPD Public Affairs]

PRESS RELEASE
10/02/2016

 
MUGSHOT OF DANIEL HARRIS 
 
FIRST UNIT ON SCENE, CAPTAIN CELSO WILLIAMS



February 9th, 2016, approximately 22:00 CET, a nine-one-one call was made to the San Andreas Police Department regarding suspicious activity at Willowfield, specifically the small alleyway east of Willowfield Ammunation. The nine-one-one call informed the police department that there was a possible kidnapping situation in described area. Captain Celso Williams was first to respond and investigate the situation, where he had claimed to witness a man wielding and discharging an AK-47 assault rifle on a roof.



Chief of Police Rashid King was present at the time of the incident, and sent out a small squadron of equipped officers to the scene to investigate. As the squadron arrived on scene, subjects began to enter a residency, where one subject had also attempted to flee, however was taken into custody. An officer had to shoot open the door, as it was locked.



Upon entering the abode, four men were sitting at a table. They were forced to lay on their stomachs and get frisked. Officers had found desert eagles on two of the men, and was taken as evidence by the SAPD.



The four men were cuffed, and lined up on their bottoms. Captain Celso Williams was called to identify the shooter, and he picked out a man identified as Daniel Harris.



The squadron was soon finishing up, while other officers were outside and scoping the area. Shell casings were found on the roof of the building where Captain Williams had claimed to see Harris discharge the weapon.



Harris was soon taken to the Los Santos Police Department and sentenced to prison. Harris's comrades who were with him had personally went to the Los Santos Police Department to retrieve their desert eagles back, and the SAPD had agreed to return the weaponry.



Conclusively, the SAPD had made a arrest on one Daniel Harris at Willowfield for discharging a weapon in public for no reason. However, the AK-47 assault rifle is yet to be found and is still being searched for.

Below are several statements from several SAPD staff during the incident.

A statement from Chief of Police, Rashid King.

I'm glad everyone cooperated and made our job easy.

A statement from Captain Celso Williams, first unit on scene.

Everyone at the scene cooperated with the Police, which is nice to see, you can expect more interventions like this.

A statement from Supervisory Sergeant Lawrence Kolta

The situation in hand was dealt with a professional attitude and everyone complied which lead to our job being done in a peaceful manner.

Courtesy of Terrance Gibson for the article (@DinoKid23)   

[SAPD Public Affairs]

PRESS RELEASE
12/02/2016

MUGSHOT OF RUSTY AND GRANDPA CORLEONE 

 



On February 12th, 2016, approximately 24:00 CET, the SAPD had decided to begin a foot patrol throughout the local populated areas of Los Santos. The formation of the police department was recognized by the community and attracted the civilian's sight.


SAPD foot patrol squad saluting the civilians of San Andreas.

The SAPD exuded confidence and perhaps even the thought of safety to the civilians, however a nine one one call was made during the foot patrol regarding a man being attacked, and robbed of his clothing. The SAPD made a hasty response of sprinting to the man in distress, where the police began to question and acquire notes of who performed such an act.


SAPD making their way to the victim.

The SAPD returned to regular patrol in police cruisers, and went on lookout for a man who would fit the description as the victim had described. Soon enough, a unit had discovered the whereabouts of the suspect across All Saints Hospital. A felony stop was performed, and the suspect was compliant.



The suspect was soon identified as Rusty., and was taken to the Los Santos Police Department. The SAPD created a lineup of two people and the actual suspect who fit the description provided by the victim. The victim picked the man that the SAPD had taken custody, and was soon taken to the prison.



The victim who shall not be named was issued protection by the SAPD due to intelligence that there may be an attempted assassination on him. Senior Officer Terrance Gibson and Derek Cortez were assigned as the protection unit and soon set out to the victim's residence. Shockingly, the known assassination was a fact and they had attempted to kill the victim. The victim was shot twice in the leg, while another bullet was taken by Gibson. The victim was sent back safe inside the police department while Cortez and other units dealt with the assassins. There were two assassins, where one was deceased by lethal force and the other was jailed, identified as Grandpa Corleone. The victim was escorted to All Saints Hospital to recover and get taken care of. He was sent home with more protection with advanced weaponry.



Rusty currently serves a five month sentence for robbery.
Grandpa Corleone serves a two year sentence for attempted murder.   

Courtesy of Terrance Gibson for the article (@DinoKid23)   

[SAPD Public Affairs]

Application Desk

Timeline of the 6th Recruitment Wave

Recruitment OPENS 1st of March 2016
Recruitment CLOSES 16th of March 2016

[Marcel]

Rusty currently serves a five month sentence for robbery.
Grandpa Corleone serves a two year sentence for attempted murder.   

These sentences are not issued by any court in the State of San Andreas and thus invalid.

[Arslan]

These sentences are not issued by any court in the State of San Andreas and thus invalid.

And this is still Argonath and roleplay is still a thing. They don't need you to jail someone and nor does it state that in any rules or regulations. Unless your making laws the same way you spawn court orders in-game.

[Arslan]

While you sit on your ass dictating shit which makes no sense, they are actually trying to roleplay and have a positive impact on the server. Somehow you seem to think this court leader thing has made you a supreme leader of Argonath.

[Devin]

This isn't even the god damn court room. Do I need to headbutt a wall covered in rusted nails before roleplay can go on without questioning?

[Mikal]

Order! Order in the cour.... SAPD topic!!